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Rich in heritage, full of potential: Zimbabwe commemorates International Year of Millets
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Rich in heritage, full of potential: Zimbabwe commemorates International Year of Millets
A landmark agreement for a legally binding treaty aimed at protecting biodiversity and ensuring the sustainable use of resources in international waters has at last been reached by U.N. member states. The deal, more than 15 years in the making, was finalized on the evening of March 4 at U.N. headquarters in New York. Talks […]
It is not easy reaching an agreement when it isn't controlled byjust one country but you just need to get agreement across the board. how likely do you think it is that there will be something worked up soon? that everyone will be happy with or are there particular areas that are going to be more sticky than others? around these issues of how benefits will be shared from commercialisation of the high seas marine genetic resources, financial benefit sharing, how the treaty will benefit sharing, how the treaty will be funded and capacity building for developing countries will be funded. a lot of...
Make sure we get it right. i was 'ust make sure we get it right. i was just going _ make sure we get it right. i was just going to — make sure we get it right. i was just going to ask, _ make sure we get it right. i was just going to ask, briefly, - make sure we get it right. i was just going to ask, briefly, whatl just going to ask, briefly, what would some of the things look like in an agreement? just in layman �*s terms, what would they involved doing in order to protect the oceans? , ., , ., ., ., ~ oceans? this would be a landmark trea that oceans? this would be a landmark treaty that...
But you just need to get agreement across the board. how likely do you think it is that there will be something worked up soon? that everyone will be happy with or are there particular areas that are going to be more sticky than others? around these issues of how benefits will be shared from commercialisation of the high seas marine genetic resources, financial benefit sharing, how the treaty will be funded and capacity building for developing countries will be funded. a lot of these sticky issues, the negotiators have been working hard to get through but good progress is being made it is just...